Prince Harry: My family will never forgive me if I tell everything Prince Harry claims that he had enough information for "two books&qu...

Prince Harry: My family will never forgive me if I tell everything

Prince Harry claims that he had enough information for "two books", and did not include some things in his book because his father and brother would never forgive him.

He told the Daily Telegraph that there are some things "I don't want the world to know".

He also said he wants to apologize to Meghan for his family.

Spare's book, which went on sale this week, has become the UK's fastest-selling book ever.

The book details a long list of grievances against the Royal Family, including the severe stress since his mother's death, his mental health problems, the reclusive life he led before meeting Meghan, and the breakdown of his relationship with the family. his.

Both Kensington and Buckingham Palace have said they would not comment on the book's content.

In an interview with the Telegraph's Bryony Gordon - who traveled to California to speak to her - the Duke of Sussex said he was "not trying to bring down the kingdom", but "trying to save them from themselves".

Prince Harry said there was information he had shared with his author JP Moehringer "for context" but there was "absolutely no way" it could be included in the book.

"It could have been two books," he said, adding that the first draft was 800 pages, twice the final copy's 400 pages.

"And there were other parts that I shared with JR, that I said: 'Just look, I'm telling you this is in context but there's no way you can put that information.'

He said it would be impossible to tell his story without his family members in it, "because they take a very important part of his life, and also because you understand the characters and personalities of everyone in the book".

"But there are some things that have happened, especially between me and my brother and to some extent between me and my father, I just don't want the world to know because I don't think they will forgive me," he said.